Vinyl Siding
Low-maintenance vinyl in a wide range of profiles and colors.
- Low upkeep
- Many colors
- Insulated options
Siding · Charlotte
Siding Replacement in Charlotte
New vinyl, fiber cement or engineered wood siding — installed over a weather-resistant barrier, with windows, doors and corners flashed so water stays out.
Every project starts with a free inspection and a written price. We flash every window, door and corner, explain your material options plainly, clean the site daily and walk the finished job with you. Most homes take about one to two weeks.
- Free estimate and written price
- Vinyl, fiber cement or engineered wood
- House wrap and flashing on every job
- Damaged sheathing repaired, not covered
- Licensed
- Insured
- Free Estimates
- 24/7 Emergency
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Charlotte Siding Replacement: Looks Good, Keeps Water Out
Siding is a rain screen. What is behind it — house wrap and flashing — decides whether the walls stay dry.
New Siding Built as a System
Siding reaches the end of its life with warping, cracking, fading, loose panels or soft spots behind it. Replacing it is also the chance to fix what water has done to the sheathing.
We remove the old siding, inspect and repair the sheathing, install a weather-resistant barrier, flash every window, door and penetration, and then install the new siding to the manufacturer's requirements.
You choose the material, profile and color; we explain the upkeep and lifespan of each.
Fiber Cement
Durable, fire-resistant fiber cement lap, shingle and panel siding.
- Fire resistant
- Durable
- Paintable
Engineered Wood
The look of wood with better resistance to moisture and insects.
- Wood look
- Treated
- Pre-finished
Weather Barrier & Flashing
House wrap and flashing installed before the siding goes on.
- House wrap
- Window flashing
- Sheathing repair
Siding Replacement guide
Siding replacement: what to know before you start
A new exterior is a big decision. This is how a replacement job works, what drives the price and what to watch for when you compare quotes.
What is included
A proper replacement means more than new panels: old siding is removed, the sheathing is inspected and any damaged wood repaired, a weather-resistant barrier goes on, every window, door and penetration is flashed, and then the new siding and trim are installed to the manufacturer's requirements. The site is cleaned daily and we finish with a walk-through with you.
What affects the price
Home size and number of stories, the material and profile you choose, the condition of the sheathing under the old siding, how much trim, fascia and soffit is involved, and how complicated the walls are (gables, dormers, bump-outs). We give free estimates and put the price in writing before work starts.
How long it takes
A typical home takes about one to two weeks. Weather, material availability and how much hidden repair the old wall needs can move that up or down. We tell you the expected schedule with your written estimate.
Choosing a material
Vinyl is the value and low-upkeep choice, fiber cement is the durable, fire-resistant and paintable choice, and engineered wood gives a wood look with better resistance to moisture and insects. We explain the upkeep and lifespan of each so you can choose for your budget and your home.
Permits and HOA rules
Requirements for exterior work vary by city, county and homeowners association. If your community has rules on colors or materials, check them before you choose, and ask us what documentation to bring. We will explain what is typically needed when you call.
Mistakes to avoid
Siding over wet or rotted sheathing, skipping the house wrap, relying on caulk instead of flashing, and choosing a quote only on price. Any of these can trap moisture in the wall, which is exactly what new siding is supposed to prevent.
Our Siding Replacement Process
Five steps from tired siding to a new exterior.
Step 1: Inspect & Measure
Walls measured and existing siding and sheathing checked.
- Measurements
- Soft spots
- Photos
Step 2: Choose
Material, profile and color chosen with a written quote.
- Samples
- Colors
- Written quote
Step 3: Remove
Old siding removed and sheathing inspected.
- Tear-off
- Sheathing check
- Rot repaired
Step 4: Wrap & Flash
Weather barrier and flashing installed.
- House wrap
- Flashing
- Sealed openings
Step 5: Install & Clean Up
New siding and trim installed; site cleaned.
- Siding
- Trim
- Clean-up
Siding Replacement — Charlotte
We Replace Siding Others Just Cover Up
New siding over wet sheathing traps the problem inside the wall.
- Warped or Cracked Siding
- Faded, Chalky Panels
- Soft Spots Behind Siding
- Peeling Paint on Wood Siding
- High Energy Bills
How our siding replacement works
- 01Inspect
Siding and sheathing checked.
- 02Protect
Barrier and flashing installed.
- 03Install
New siding to the manufacturer's specs.
Related Services
Often needed alongside siding replacement.
Siding Repair
Cracked, loose, warped or damaged siding repaired and matched, with the cause behind it fixed.
Explore siding repair in CharlotteStorm Damage Repair
Hail, wind and debris damage to siding inspected, documented for insurance and repaired.
Explore storm damage repair in CharlotteTrim & Fascia
Window, door and corner trim and fascia boards repaired or replaced, sealed and finished.
Explore trim & fascia in CharlotteSoffit Repair
Sagging, damaged or unvented soffits repaired or replaced, with attic ventilation kept clear.
Explore soffit repair in CharlotteSiding Replacement across our service area
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Siding Replacement FAQs
Q: Which siding is best?
Vinyl is low-cost and low-maintenance; fiber cement is very durable and fire resistant; engineered wood gives a wood look with better durability. The right choice depends on budget and style.
Q: How long does siding replacement take?
Many homes take one to two weeks, depending on size and material.
Q: Can new siding go over old siding?
It is sometimes done, but removing the old siding lets damage be found and fixed and the weather barrier replaced.
Q: Does new siding improve energy efficiency?
Insulated siding and a good weather barrier can help reduce drafts and heat loss.
Q: How long does siding last?
Vinyl and fiber cement commonly last several decades with basic care.
Q: Do I need a permit to replace siding?
It depends on where you live. Some cities and counties require a permit for exterior work and some homeowners associations require approval of colors and materials. Check with your local building department and HOA before work starts, and ask us if you are unsure what to look for.
Q: Can new siding go over the old siding?
We remove the old siding first. That lets us inspect and repair the sheathing, install a proper weather barrier and flash the openings, none of which can be done well over existing siding.
Q: What time of year is best to replace siding?
Siding can be installed for much of the year. Extreme cold makes vinyl brittle to handle and affects caulk and paint, and heavy rain slows the work, so we schedule around the weather and tell you what to expect.
Q: Will new siding lower my energy bills?
It can help. A continuous weather barrier reduces air leaks, and insulated vinyl adds some thermal value. Results vary with the home, so we do not promise a specific saving.
